AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVenezuela–U.S. Energy Deal: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez met U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright as Caracas signed new oil-and-gas agreements with Chevron, GE Vernova and Italy’s ENI, aiming to boost production and attract investment—while Rodríguez said sanctions talks continue and elections will happen only when conditions are right. Controversy Over Sovereignty: The pact is drawing fresh backlash over U.S. control of major Venezuelan oil fields and what it means for Caracas’ long-term autonomy, with China also warning its interests in Venezuela must be protected. Brazil Politics: A new poll shows Lula’s lead over Flávio Bolsonaro narrowing to a one-point race, turning October’s election into a near coin toss. Cuba Economic Reforms: Cuba approved major private-sector changes, including removing the 100-worker cap and expanding rights for small businesses, as tourism continues to plunge and visitor numbers fall sharply. Colombia Security & Health: A report found traces of cocaine and related chemicals in drinking-water systems serving 11.8 million people, while Colombia also faces urgent fiscal pressure to avoid recession. Regional Culture: Latino Fest returned to Boise for its 10th year, celebrating Latin American culture with music, dance and a new parade.
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